Examples of using We cannot separate in English and their translations into Greek
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We cannot separate the two.
Physically speaking, we cannot separate.
We cannot separate ourselves from our actions.
Physically speaking, we cannot separate from each other.
We cannot separate the Lord from His Church.
We cannot separate economy and politics.
I think this raises the issue that we cannot separate trade from other factors.
We cannot separate the body from the spirit.
We Cannot Separate Economics and Politics.
The turtle cannot separate itself from its shell and we cannot separate ourselves from what we do to the earth.
Therefore, we cannot separate our criticism for PASOK and ND.
But the thing has been going on a wrong path for centuries; it has become ingrained in us so much that we cannot separate love from jealousy.
So we cannot separate the political field from the religious.
Just like a turtle cannot separate from its shell, we cannot separate from the conditions we create here on Earth.
And we cannot separate the credibility from the history of that country.
One of the basic principles of holistic health is that we cannot separate our physical health from our emotional, mental, and spiritual….
We cannot separate the air that chokes from the air upon which wings beat.
In any case, he maintains that the risk is minimal,because, as you know, we cannot separate this chaotic situation from the cosmic situation.
We cannot separate Christ from the Church nor the Church from Christ.
One of the basic principles of holistic health is that we cannot separate our physical health from our emotional, mental, and spiritual states of being.
We cannot separate our physical health from the well-being of our minds.
In order to achieve genuine national independence, social justice andtrue democracy, we cannot separate the democratic(anti-authoritarian), social(anti-capitalist) and anti-imperialist struggles.
We cannot separate the air that chokes from the air upon which wings beat.
Tagore had understood that we cannot separate the intuitive than logical, mathematics than poetry.
We cannot separate our policy on Syria from our position on Lebanon.
We cannot separate the air that chokes from the air upon which wings beat.
We cannot separate ourselves from sin any more than we would sever a limb from our bodies.
We cannot separate ourselves from the whole, nor view it as something independent of us.